Blogging Sites
Sunday, May 02, 2004
Where can I learn more about HTML?
Webmonkey is a great place to start. As well as HTML Goodies , the NCSA Primer , and Builder.com.
Don't forget the Web Developer's Virtual Library - http://www.wdvl.com
If you want to get into Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for a modern approach to formatting your pages:
Glish - http://www.glish.com/css
CSS Panic Guide - http://thenoodleincident.com/tutorials/css/
CSS Newsgroup - http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&safe=off&group=comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets
the movies!
Check out the preview for Rise of
the Machines. Did you see that naked chick terminator? Dude! Too bad images/t1000.jpg>Robert Patrick isn't in this one. Oh, well, here's hoping that Agent Doggett is in the next
X-Files movie.
Friday, March 05, 2004
Archives
Dok Millennium's Foto Farm
Hiplog#1 Hiplog#2
This Modern World
AlterNet
Daily Kos
No War Blog
LOVE IT/HATE IT
Thanks to erugh at EFN
Rebot's Dreamland
Michael Moore
photojunkie.org
who've
linked
to
the
trailer
and
emailed me in the last 24 hours...
Local Homies
Space Waitress Gate A
Liberry Blooze
Quasma
Confederacy of Dunces
MOM
52carwashes
G.R. Anderson
Komedy Koven
Ryan.Anderson
Plain Layne
Heather Heather
Eat Your Vegetables
Lorika Universe
Mass Distraction
DV CINEMA
MN Blogs
Sellke.com
Doc Searls
Anil Dash
Nick Denton
Jeffrey Veen
girlwonder
Corante weblogs
Lawrence Lessig
Clay Shirky
Z + Partners
Tropsisms VLOG
Boxes and Arrows
USC Online Journalism Review
Institute for New Media Studies
Saturday, February 07, 2004
BLOGGER is a person who keeps a Web log, or blog for short. The idea started sometime in 1998, but really caught on in 2000, to the extent that there are now thousands of bloggers and blogs about. At the beginning, the concept was that a person kept a diary of their explorations of the World Wide Web, making it public for others to inspect and follow up. But as blogging has expanded, that simple idea has been so much modified that it is now difficult to get two bloggers to agree on what the term means. Many blogs are online diaries chronicling activities and events as they happen to the writer, often with no reference to the Web at all. Some writers create only brief entries, while others provide extended essays on life, the universe and everything. There are several sites where people can create accounts and publish their blogs, most notably www.blogger.com, where blogs often have names like The Magnificent Melting Object, or Exploits of a Dwarf Lover.
Daypop Top40 TopNews
Technorati Top 100
Technorati Newcomers
BlogDex
PopDex
EatonWeb Portal
'SUP FOOLS
I'm working 'round the clock on a Blogumentary trailer for the blogtalk conference in Vienna, Austria next week. It will probably suck a little, being my first shot at assembling something from all this footage. I've been getting some great email suggestions on where to go with this bad boy - keep 'em coming. Meanwhile...
Matrix Reloaded rocked. FX were mind-blowing. Questions remain. Beer and philosophizing are a must.
Gov Pawlenty pushes budget through. I'd say the Dems pussed out, but I should have done more.
I say, have you been to the Pussy Ranch?
NY Times discovers Gawker. I'll post my interview with the lovely/sassy Ms. Spiers soon.
Got drugz for my sinus infection, no doubt stemming from my wisdom teeth removal.
I had a White Stripes concert dream. Meg wasn't there, Jack White was all cool in sunglasses playing guitar and a different cool dude in shades was singing - in Jack White's voice. Like Jack White split into two people. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to cut Meg out of the Stripes - honest! Did I mention I'm a Gemini?
LISTENING: White Stipes Elephant (duh), Beta Band, Junior/Senior, Joy Division after hearing them at Brit's Pubs last night.
BLOGUMENTARY PREVIEW TRAILER v1.0
You know you want it! Rebecca Blood, Matt Haughey, Meg Hourihan, Jason Kottke, Anil Dash, Jeff Jarvis, David Weinberger, and all those funny people on the street who don't know what a blog is. And a few who do. It's all here in my first crack at a trailer for Blogumentary, which I was up all night editing and FedEx'd to Vienna for the blogtalk conference. I touch on several themes: blog origins, 9/11 impact, relationships. I didn't even get to journalism, one of my main themes. Much more work to do getting the blog story. Work like this. I want to talk to that blogger in Kentucky, find the bloggers you haven't heard of who are making (or breaking) relationships with their blogs, making their voices heard, telling their story.
That's why I need you, dear blogfan. "What? Me? But, but... how can I help? Also, why would I help cuz I don't actually like you or your stupid movies?" Well here's how, blog-hater. Note the shiny new PayPal link, which is currently my only source of funding for this documentary. Now, you could certainly do other things with your blog monies... you could give it to the fat kid or the naughty girl for example, both frigging excellent causes.
Daypop Top40 TopNews
Technorati Top 100
Technorati Newcomers
BlogDex
PopDex
EatonWeb Portal
Tuesday, Feb 3, 2004
'SUP FOOLS
I'm working 'round the clock on a Blogumentary trailer for the blogtalk conference in Vienna, Austria next week. It will probably suck a little, being my first shot at assembling something from all this footage. I've been getting some great email suggestions on where to go with this bad boy - keep 'em coming. Meanwhile...
LISTENING: White Stipes Elephant (duh), Beta Band, Junior/Senior, Joy Division after hearing them at Brit's Pubs last night.
Tuesday, Feb 2, 2004
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You know you want it! Rebecca Blood, Matt Haughey, Meg Hourihan, Jason Kottke, Anil Dash, Jeff Jarvis, David Weinberger, and all those funny people on the street who don't know what a blog is. And a few who do. It's all here in my first crack at a trailer for Blogumentary, which I was up all night editing and FedEx'd to Vienna for the blogtalk conference. I touch on several themes: blog origins, 9/11 impact, relationships. I didn't even get to journalism, one of my main themes. Much more work to do getting the blog story. Work like this. I want to talk to that blogger in Kentucky, find the bloggers you haven't heard of who are making (or breaking) relationships with their blogs, making their voices heard, telling their story.
That's why I need you, dear blogfan. "What? Me? But, but... how can I help? Also, why would I help cuz I don't actually like you or your stupid movies?" Well here's how, blog-hater. Note the shiny new PayPal link, which is currently my only source of funding for this documentary. Now, you could certainly do other things with your blog monies... you could give it to the fat kid or the naughty girl for example, both frigging excellent causes.
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